TILT A New Play by Ben Moroski Directed by Nick Massouh
STARRING: MICHAELSHAWFISHER – Winner, Top of the Fringe HFF15 Winner, Best Solo Show HFF15 BENMOROSKI – Winner, Best Solo Show HFF14
Winner, Best Solo Performance, 2015 Stage Raw L.A. Theater Awards
NOMINEE – TOP OF THEFRINGE – HFF16 NOMINEE – BESTWORLDPREMIERE – HFF16 NOMINEE – BESTENSEMBLETHEATRE – HFF16
NOMINEE – The Rogue Shakespeare Award for Artistic Excellence – Writing – HFF16
WINNER! – PICK OF THEFRINGE – Combined Artform
OURTOPTEN – Stage Raw
ABOUT “TILT”:
Two strangers’ carpool from Los Angeles to Sacramento unravels when they decide to try to extort money from a Department of Motor Vehicles bribery scheme headquartered in Bakersfield.
A blistering dark comedy about the odds of reaching your destination when self-destruction is riding shotgun, “TILT” is the brand new play by Ben Moroski, creator of the hit Hollywood Fringe solo plays “The Wake” (Best Solo Show, HFF 2014) and “This Vicious Minute” (Nominee, Best Solo Show, HFF 2012).
Starring alongside Moroski in “TILT” will be long-time Hollywood Fringe veteran and last year’s Top of the Fringe and Best Solo Show winner Michael Shaw Fisher (“Shakespeare’s Last Night Out”).
“TILT” is directed by Nick Massouh – a director, actor, improviser and a founding company member of the critically acclaimed Impro Theatre – who previously directed both of Ben Moroski’s award-winning solo plays, “This Vicious Minute” and “The Wake.”
CRITICALACCLAIMFOR “TILT”:
“A tornado-like two-hander…Peerless talents.” RECOMMENDED ~ Stage Raw
“More real than any film…like a needle drawing swampy blood…similar to Mamet and McDonagh with a fresh blast of Americana…raw and aggressive…stuck with me for days. Highly recommended.”
~ Gia on the Move
“Edgy and intense…ferocious pace" ~ ArtsBeat LA
“True candidate for best of show – don’t miss it.” TENFAVORITESHOWS ~ Indie Voice Blog
“Pinter meets Shepard…performers at the top of their game.” RECOMMENDED ~ FringeReview UK
“Not for the faint of heart…Superb performances” ~ Not Born Yesterday
“Calls to mind a violent ‘Waiting for Godot’ and the claustrophobia of Sartre’s ‘No Exit’…the acting is superb…intense and unrelenting…a tour de force performance á duex.” ~ Paul Myrvold’s Theatre Notes